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From family trips to Chicago to dreams of Niagara Falls and finally painting the Comanche, Steve has a lot on his 2026 wishlist.

As the glam-emo spectacle resumes this week, here's what we know (or think we know) so far.

He says there was a "chasm opening within the band” years before their breakup.

Think you know the ‘50s and ‘60s? Spoiler alert: They were filled with colors you might never expect.

Depending on when you last took your driver's license test, do you think you could pass it today?

"This is my story as I lived it," he says about the upcoming book. "Messy, meaningful, and real.”

We lost far more than our fair share of innovative geniuses on this particular trip around the sun.

These rock and metal bands are still together and actively touring but have not released a new studio album in five years or more.

There are certain phrases used today that seem innocent, but the history behind the phrases have a very racist beginning.

Now that Megadeth's self-titled final album is out, here's how fans are reacting to the band's new version of Metallica's "Ride the Lightning."

Slipknot voluntarily dismissed the suit for now, but have retained the right to refile later.

The group also announced a new album and first single.

But first, he says, they must "manage to survive" their massive reunion tour.

Nearly 50 years later, Ruth Lori Ballew’s murder haunts Billings, and her killer remains unknown.

Ex-Scorpions bassist Francis Buchholz has died at the age of 71 after a private battle with cancer.

The latest in another week of new album announcements in rock and metal.

Assistant US Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, Navy SEAL vet and author Jack Carr, rocker Ted Nugent. And some great Montanans that dropped in as well.

He played a key role in signature songs like "Still Loving You," "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and "Wind of Change."

Sepultura, Architects, Sevendust and Lorna Shore were among the acts announcing new tours over the past week.

History is made as Megadeth release their final album, including their version of Metallica's "Ride the Lightning."

Zoltan Bathory reflects on Five Finger Death Punch's 20th anniversary and what that means for their upcoming tour and 10th studio album.